Slogan on the construction of teachers’ ethics and ethics

Slogan for the construction of teachers’ ethics

1. If you want to be rich in the world, you don’t need to be a teacher.

2. Education is not only a disseminator of knowledge, but also a model.

3. It is enough to be a teacher who is slow to speak but quick to teach by example.

4. Being a human being is based on morality, serving the people first, and being an official is based on law.

5. The style must be simple, the work must be solid, and the tasks must be implemented.

6. I finally realized that teaching has its own sweet spot, and I know that educating people is the most important thing.

7. As long as you give love to your students, your classroom will be relaxed.

8. Choose good people to make friends with, choose good words to listen to, and choose good deeds to follow.

9. Teach and educate people seriously, and treat people in a down-to-earth manner.

10. Thirty years of teaching experience in the three-foot podium, with gray hair on the temples and breezy sleeves.

11. Fish are greedy for bait and are easily hooked; people are greedy for profit and eventually fall into the trap.

12. The greatest purpose of life is to fulfill one's obligations.

13. Be upright, professional, kind-hearted, preach, teach, and resolve doubts.

14. Wash your face every day to purify yourself outside, and reflect on it every day to purify your heart.

15. The best way to cultivate your character is to reduce all kinds of desires.

16. Be upright and teach, and educate people with morality.

17. Once your eyes are fixed on money, your soul will lose its light.

18. Establish your reputation through frugality, and destroy yourself through extravagance. All those who are virtuous come from frugality.

19. Conscientiousness and hard work can illuminate your loyalty, and only by practicing both morality and art can you show your charm.

20. Teach and educate people in an upright and upright manner, and live impartially and with integrity.

21. Teaching and educating people are refreshing, and they are virtuous and pragmatic.

22. Children are the shadow of their parents, and students are the mirror of their teachers.

23. Publicity is the antidote to corruption, while the secret is the breeding ground for crime.

24. The roots are deep and strong winds cannot pull them out; the heart is right and evil cannot be defeated.

25. Give your children a clean sky and yourself a pure heart.

26. The podium is the most beautiful when the wind is gentle and the clouds are clear, and teaching in tranquility and distance is the most important.

27. If you cannot resist the temptation of today, you will lose the happiness of tomorrow.

28. Indifferent to fame and wealth, devote yourself to educating people, and live a life of unrestrained and proud life.

29. Be calm and honest, and be a teacher with fairness in mind for students.

30. Gain praise from poverty and enjoy happiness from hard work.

31. Preach according to conscience, teach karma and responsibility, and resolve doubts and seek wisdom.

32. Inherit the breeze on teachers’ sleeves and stick to the pure land of the school.

33. Those who love others will always be loved by others; those who respect others will always be respected by others.

34. Be dedicated to your job without seeking fame or fortune, and work hard to be a red candle.

35. It is better to be an upright official and live a life of hardship than to be a corrupt official and be infamy for thousands of years.

36. Birds die from gluttony, fish die from bait, and people are defeated by selfish desires.

37. Satisfying temporary greed will bury a lifetime of troubles.

38. The noble lotus emerges from the filth without being stained, while the noble teacher is indifferent and self-sufficient.

39. Happy education requires carefulness, integrity and self-discipline in pursuit of details.

40. Conduct yourself in a manner worthy of the cause of educating people, and do not taint your career as a teacher with words or deeds.

41. Thousands of teachings teach people to seek truth, and thousands of studies teach them to be real people.

42. If his body is upright, he will not do what he is told; if his body is not upright, he will not do what he is told.

43. To be a real person, don’t worry about gains and losses; to do serious things, don’t be timid.

44. A wise man uses his own pain to warn others; a fool uses his own pain to wake others up.

45. Work diligently to educate students, and establish a teacher's ethics in a down-to-earth manner.

46. Pursue science and base on quality; put people first and serve the public.

47. Aim high and look up to the stars; be down-to-earth and dedicate yourself to education.

48. Ambition must not be absent, pride must not be present, wealth must not be greedy, and desires must not be indulged.

49. Care with affection, water with love, and let every flower bloom beautifully.

50. Seedlings need the nourishment of the soil, and students need the love and care of teachers.

51. Only by being in awe can you be fearless; only by being willing can you gain.

52. A piece of chalk, breeze on two sleeves, three days of pulpit, four seasons of peaches and plums.

53. A life of righteousness, a breeze on both sleeves, a three-foot podium, and peaches and plums in all directions.

54. Set an example with integrity throughout your life, and devote yourself to educating the pillars of the motherland.

55. Use struggle to achieve a happy career, and use enrichment to write a happy life.

56. Being upright is the foundation of being a human being, and it is the way to be a teacher by showing off to others.

57. A piece of love, a breeze on two sleeves, a three-foot podium, and hard work all year round.

58. No pain, no gain; no greed, no mistake.

59. A cup of tea is like jade liquid and fine wine, and a lifetime of innocence is like the crimson clouds all over the sky.

60. Look up to the sky and bow down to the earth. Be honest and act magnanimously.

61. One day as a teacher will benefit a whole class, selfless dedication, and worthy of being a teacher.

62. When the world is prosperous and short-lived, do not use power to deal with the world. There are many people but few benevolence, but still teach others with benevolence.

63. A person with a three-foot podium will enjoy teaching for a lifetime, and a breeze with two sleeves will educate people for a lifetime of happiness.

64. A mediocre teacher lies in preaching, while an excellent teacher lies in demonstrating.

65. Be diligent and fulfill your responsibilities as a teacher, and be a clean and honest person.

66. A three-foot podium is used to build a lifetime’s achievements, and the breeze on both sleeves shows an open mind.

67. Greed is like fire, if it is not contained, it will start a prairie fire; desire is like water, if it is not contained, it will surge to the sky.

68. Don’t stretch out your hands, or stretch out your hands to taint the heart of a child; your heart is pure and you work hard with loyalty.

69. A day of being a teacher, a day of fulfilling one’s responsibilities, benefiting students, and worthy of the common people.

70. A person is like a lotus, innocent; a person works like a pine, down-to-earth.

71. Be a role model for others and lead by example; don’t do to others what you don’t want others to do to you.

72. Only when you behave righteously and walk wisely can you feel at ease and not be frightened.

73. Live up to your heart inside and live up to the world outside; don’t pursue fame in teaching, and don’t pursue profit in officialdom.